New biosecurity laws for Queensland eUpdate

At the end of August Biosecurity Queensland is launching a ‘New biosecurity laws eUpdate’. I would like to invite you to subscribe and also to share the opportunity to subscribe with your networks.

The new Biosecurity Act 2014 will be implemented by 1 July 2016 and will introduce the general biosecurity obligation. This means that individuals and organisations will have responsibility for biosecurity risks under their control. The eUpdates will provide you with details about the foundation principles and tools available under the laws for prevention and responding to biosecurity threats.

I have attached a short article that you could use in a newsletter, email or social media to inform your colleagues, members and/or stakeholders about the new laws eUpdate. If you do promote the eUpdate, please let me know.

To join the mailing list subscribe online.

You can also follow our social media channels to learn more about the new laws and biosecurity in Queensland.

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Subscribe to learn more about the new biosecurity laws for Queensland
At the end of August a New biosecurity laws for Queensland eNews update will be available.

You are encouraged to sign up today to find out more about the new laws that will be in place by 1 July 2016.

To join the mailing list subscribe online.

The update will provide you with details about the foundation principles and tools available under the Biosecurity Act 2014 for the prevention of, and responding to, biosecurity threats.

The principles include a general biosecurity obligation, which means that individuals and organisations will have greater responsibility for biosecurity risks under their control.

You can also follow our social media channels to learn more about the new laws and biosecurity in Queensland.

For further information about the Biosecurity Act 2014 visit www.biosecurity.qld.gov.au

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